Switching between manners stocks
- Bolt Action Rifles
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I realized after reading over my original post that I might have been a bit too vague and thought I put more info out but apparently I was very wrong.I think this is the most logical answer of them all and you gave it yourself.
Also this is the first you mentioned of the new cartridge as well.
Yes you have compounding variables here that are not what you’ve been used to and it takes time to get back up to speed.
You only mentioned “ performance” as changing. That’s kinda vague, so it’d be good to know more specifics.
Not as accurate overall? Off a bench? Off barricades? Recoil management is worse? Is it heavier now? Balanced differently? What specifically is different from life with your PRS1?
Gotta have more info… better input better output.
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So what I’ve noticed is it will shoot a stellar group for three or so shots and then I get a couple “flyers” that creates an equally good group but takes it from say .5” to 1” which isn’t the end of the world but makes me chase my tail trying to get a super solid zero. The stock feels a maybe a wee bit tail heavy due to that anchor of a butt spacer weight, I mean the gorend is almost fully weighted to attempt to overcome the butt weight since it’s not a mile long truck axle for a barrel.
In regards to the new caliber it’s .223, so recoil is pretty much zero compared to the 308 I was running up until this year for matches. I’ve also learned that apparently 223 isn’t exactly the most user friendly in regards to tuning compared to the dasher or few other comp calibers I’ve played with in the past.